Probate & Estate Administration
31
Aug
The Texas probate process is generally much more efficient as compared to other jurisdictions in the United States, as most estates are administered independent of court supervision. Demystifying Probate Terminology Before you begin reviewing the probate process in this Texas probate guide, it makes sense to familiarize yourself with the terminology used by the courts […]
08
Apr
Eddie Nash, a New Hampshire businessman, died in 2004. Ten years after his death, local police found his cement cemetery vault cracked, his casket opened, and his remains searched. The police issued arrest warrants for three individuals, including Mr. Nash’s daughter. The daughter told police that she believed her father was buried with “the real […]
04
Jan
For those of you reading this article who have a Will, do you know what happens after you pass away? Does the Will automatically move your property where you want? Can the executors named in your Will walk into your bank, show the banker your Will, and gain access to your accounts? Does somebody have […]
01
Jan
On December 31, 2018, the judges of the Harris County Probate Courts, Loyd Wright, Mike Wood, Rory Olsen, and Christine Butts passed the torch to the newly-elected judges, Jerry Simoneaux, Michael Newman, Jason Cox, and James Horwitz. The newly-elected judges with continue the courts’ mission of helping people in times of crisis with wisdom, knowledge, […]